Comparative economics in a transforming world economy

• 作者: Rosser, John Barkley,
• 其他作者: Rosser, Marina V.
• 出版: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press ©2004.
• 版本: 2nd ed.
• 稽核項: 1 online resource (x, 646 pages) :illustrations, maps.
• 標題: International economic relations. , Electronic books. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS International -- Economics. , Comparative economics. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS International -- General. , InternationalEconomics. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS , InternationalGeneral.
• ISBN: 0262182343 , 9780262182348
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• 附註: Includes bibliographical references and index. How do we compare economies? -- The theory and practice of market capitalism -- The theory and history of Marxism and socialism -- Islamic economics and the economics of other religions -- The United States of America: the market capitalist leader -- Japan: a planned market economy with traditional elements -- Whither indicative planning? The case of France -- Sweden: crisis and reform of the social market welfare state -- The unification of Germany and the unification of Europe -- The former Soviet Union: the myth and reality of the command economy and Russia's economic transition -- Alternative paths of transition in the former Soviet Union -- Poland: the peril and promise of shock therapy -- Hungary: gradualism and the first successful completed transition? -- Worker-managed market socialism: the collapse of Yugoslavia and the success of Slovenia -- China's socialist market economy: the sleeping giant wakes -- India: the elephant walks -- Iran: the struggle for a new traditional Islamic economy -- Revolution and reform in the Mexican economy -- North and South Korea: the lingering shadow of the Cold War -- Evolving trends of the transforming world economy.
• 摘要: The second edition of an innovative undergraduate textbook in Comparative Economic Systems that goes beyond the traditional dichotomies.
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